Portable LOMAH

The self-contained system allows the LOMAH bar to be used in a wide variety of environments and training applications.

• It can be set out on an existing range for quickly zeroing rifles and marksmanship training
• Placed in real world environments for mission rehearsal, from wooded forest to bodies of water

The Portable Location of Miss and Hit (LOMAH) system adds electronic shot scoring and hit placement for improved training and quickly zeroing rifles.

The system measures the precise time of a bullet’s supersonic shock wave passing over the microphone sensor array. Attached below the height of the lifter and encased with ballistic protection, the microphone array is positioned so the system is not damaged by bullets.

InVeris’ Portable LOMAH system registers the passing of the bullet, computing the bullet’s location (X, Y coordinate) and presents a graphical image of shot location on the target, appearing on the shooter’s Firing Point Computer (FPC). This provides the shooter and instructor with immediate feedback of the shot location via the FPC on the firing line. The bullet’s measured location provides the shooter the information needed to accurately display shot grouping and zeroing of weapons more effectively, resulting in improved marksmanship skills. Single shots and bursts are recorded as well. The system can be used for a wide variety of ammunition, from .22 to .50 caliber.

InVeris’ Portable LOMAH system provides an impressive array of features, including:

• Quick and easy installation on new or existing ranges
• Ethernet or Wi-Fi communication for quick, robust communication without latency in receiving results
• Individual replacement of sensor modules for less expensive and faster maintenance of the system
• Sensor modules configured to perform in a wide variety of topologies
• Results in a lower overall cost of system due to:
  • Electronics easily incorporated into InVeris’ lifters
  • Availability in a stand-alone unit, deployable to any target lifter